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Norah Jones - Little Room
(album: Not Too Late 2007)
One, two, a one, two, three, four...
[Verse]
AYou and me and,
DMe and you,
AIn my little room,
There's room enough for Dus to do,
The thAings we like to Edo.
[Chorus]
DOops, I hit my Gelbow on the dDoorknob,
Its right thEere,
It's Aby the bed next Gto my hDead,
But AI don't eEven cAare.
[Verse]
AThere's stars up on the Dwall,
And they Aall glow in the dark,
And we can hear the Dchildren playing,
AOutside in the Epark.
[Chorus]
TheDre's bars on the window,
And Gif there were a fire,
DWe'd burn up for Esure,
But Athat's just fine by Gme 'cause,
We Dwould be Atogether Eever mAore.
[Instrumental]
A D A D A E
D G D E A G D A E A
[Verse]
AIn this little Droom,
In the big Acity we're so far,
From the people that we Dknew,
In Amy big ol' blue Ecar.
[Chorus]
But Dif we stick Gtogether,
Then I Dknow we'll be Eok,
'caAuse when it gets too Gcold outDside,
This Aroom is Ewhere we'll Astay.

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Norah Jones - Little Room

(album: Not Too Late 2007)

One, two, a one, two, three, four...

[Verse]

You and me and,

Me and you,

In my little room,

There's room enough for us to do,

A E

The things we like to do.

[Chorus]

D G D

Oops, I hit my elbow on the doorknob,

Its right there,

A G D

It's by the bed next to my head,

A E A

But I don't even care.

[Verse]

A D

There's stars up on the wall,

And they all glow in the dark,

And we can hear the children playing,

A E

Outside in the park.

[Chorus]

There's bars on the window,

And if there were a fire,

D E

We'd burn up for sure,

A G

But that's just fine by me 'cause,

D A E A

We would be together ever more.

[Instrumental]

A D A D A E

D G D E A G D A E A

[Verse]

A D

In this little room,

In the big city we're so far,

From the people that we knew,

A E

In my big ol' blue car.

[Chorus]

D G

But if we stick together,

D E

Then I know we'll be ok,

A G D

'cause when it gets too cold outside,

A E A

This room is where we'll stay.

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